World Breaker Hulk vs Classic Juggernaut

Started by amnesia12 pages

Originally posted by doomsday49
no but i'm over your head.

i'm referring to pr beyonder, you idiot.

PR Beyonder doesn't exist. Your argument is invalid.

Originally posted by amnesia
PR Beyonder doesn't exist. Your argument is invalid.

you don't exist, the argument stands ✅

Originally posted by OneDumbG0
^ Juggernaut still had his helmet on. So unless Onslaught tore his helmet off, mind-whammied him, and then nicely placed his helmet back on before punting him from Canada, it pretty much wasn't telepathy.

That's a valid point, however there was also the bit in the story about the Earth heroes requiring some special psychic defenses against Onslaught. It could have been that Juggernaut's standard defenses might have proved ineffectual. Also, Onslaught was a very powerful psychic. He was also able to mind-control the Hulk, which is normally not possible. Or it could have been some raw psionic energy blast, which doesn't necessarily have to attack the mind.
But I'll give you the benefit of doubt and concede that Juggernaut was, in fact, beaten down. That's still once instance, not to mention that Juggernaut has endured worse than getting knocked across the city (The Godblast).
So assuming Juggernaut was at his optimum, do you think knocking him across the city would KO him? In which case Superman should be able to beat him silly.

Which means he isn't "invincible."

By extension, yes.

Juggernaut sometimes retains his powers, sometimes he doesn't.

So there are times when he lost because of that?
Doesn't there exist ANY example at ANY point where Classic Juggernaut was bested in a slugfest? He's a pretty old character to my knowledge, so someone should have done that by now.

So in my opinion, Juggernaut's "invincibility" and "unstoppability" have their limits. And I personally think WBH exceeds them by a wide margin.

Are you saying WBH is more resistant and invulnerable to harm than Juggernaut?

Originally posted by amnesia
PR Beyonder doesn't exist. Your argument is invalid.

he exist...you're just living up to your name. 😉

Originally posted by doomsday49
he exist...you're just living up to your name. 😉

PR beyonder as is pre retcon beyonder. secret wars 1,2 isn't canon. He never killed death he never defeated any celestial.

ur right. ur not as stupid as your avatar looks.

Originally posted by doomsday49
ur right. ur not as stupid as your avatar looks.

Are you implying that MD Geist looks stupid?

Originally posted by Ladies_Man_666
So assuming Juggernaut was at his optimum, do you think knocking him across the city would KO him? In which case Superman should be able to beat him silly.
Knocking him around isn't hard to do. Skaar knocked him into orbit with a slightly amped Oldpower punch. He's not the "immovable" Juggernaut.
Originally posted by Ladies_Man_666
So there are times when he lost because of that?
Doesn't there exist ANY example at ANY point where Classic Juggernaut was bested in a slugfest? He's a pretty old character to my knowledge, so someone should have done that by now.
You want a slugfest and we've given you examples where he's just been beat down where his "invincibility" or "immovability" isn't negated by magic.
Originally posted by Ladies_Man_666
Are you saying WBH is more resistant and invulnerable to harm than Juggernaut?
I'm saying that Juggernaut's "invincibility" and "immovability" can be overpowered by WBH. WWH pretty much already stalemated him.

Originally posted by amnesia
PR beyonder as is pre retcon beyonder. secret wars 1,2 isn't canon. He never killed death he never defeated any celestial.
a.) Secret Wars (both I and II) are very much canon.

b.) Beyonder did kill Death. It was even referenced in her own OHOTMU bio:


(underlined in red)

c.) Beyonder's battle with the Celestials is also canon. They, apparently, just 'let' him win (F4 #319.)

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In all honesty, one of the only things retconned from the SW series' was the Beyonder himself -- who was retconned from a true omnipotent, into half of a cube being. But in light of recent events, I have once again began to question his retcons as a whole.

Originally posted by Galan007
a.) Secret Wars (both I and II) are very much canon.

b.) Beyonder did kill Death. It was even referenced in her own OHOTMU bio:


(underlined in red)

c.) Beyonder's battle with the Celestials is also canon. They, apparently, just 'let' him win (F4 #319.)

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In all honesty, one of the only things retconned from the SW series' was the Beyonder himself -- who was retconned from a true omnipotent, into half of a cube being. But in light of recent events, I have once again began to question his retcons as a whole.

I stand corrected, but that's pretty stupid.

Hulk can't damage Juggs in any way. Thus this is a stalemate or Hulk loses.

Originally posted by OneDumbG0
Knocking him around isn't hard to do. Skaar knocked him into orbit with a slightly amped Oldpower punch. He's not the "immovable" Juggernaut.

So you're saying it's easy (for someone like WBH) to knock him out? I just want your opinion.

You want a slugfest and we've given you examples where he's just been beat down where his "invincibility" or "unstoppability" isn't negated by magic.

Fixed.
And yes, you did raise two examples, but the Nimrod one, as I think you'd agree, is irrelevant since Hulk can't pull off something like that.
That leaves us with one genuine example of Onslaught KO'ing him, but I personally feel that since something like the Godblast didn't budge him, an attack like that shouldn't have put him down. Remember my initial stipulation, both characters are to fight at their optimum.

I'm saying that Juggernaut's "invincibility" and "unstoppability" can be overpowered by WBH. WWH pretty much already stalemated him.

Fixed again. 🙂
I seriously doubt WWH would have won if they'd continued fighting. He couldn't break his momentum, he didn't hurt him. Juggy did lose, though, but that wouldn't happen if BFR wasn't allowed.

Originally posted by Ladies_Man_666
So you're saying it's easy (for someone like WBH) to knock him out? I just want your opinion.
It's not easy. But it's far from impossible.
Originally posted by Ladies_Man_666
Fixed.
And yes, you did raise two examples, but the Nimrod one, as I think you'd agree, is irrelevant since Hulk can't pull off something like that.
That leaves us with one genuine example of Onslaught KO'ing him, but I personally feel that since something like the Godblast didn't budge him, an attack like that shouldn't have put him down. Remember my initial stipulation, both characters are to fight at their optimum.
If War Hulk can overcome his "unstoppability" enchantment, I see WBH overcoming his "invincibility" enchantment. Because clearly his "invincibility" enchantment has several holes in it already, e.g., electricity and ultra sonics.
Originally posted by Ladies_Man_666
Fixed again. 🙂
I seriously doubt WWH would have won if they'd continued fighting. He couldn't break his momentum, he didn't hurt him. Juggy did lose, though, but that wouldn't happen if BFR wasn't allowed.
He literally matched him IMHO. And WWH wasn't even near the levels of rage he felt against Ironman or as WBH.

i dont think physical strength can actually over power juggs enchantments

only high levels of tech and magic can
war hulk had tech

Onslaught did

Originally posted by Gecko4lif
Onslaught did
PIS, unless he was magically in some way.

Originally posted by Colossus-Big C
i dont think physical strength can actually over power juggs enchantments

only high levels of tech and magic can
war hulk had tech

Physical force has stopped him, e.g., electricity/ultra sonics. Narrowing it down to physical strength applied by a person is a bit too convenient for me.

Because he's certainly not immune to physical force. He's been sent reeling and toppled by punches, he's had his armor crushed, he's had his eyes cut out, etc.

And as far as I've read, the Celestial enhancements just amped his strength to the point where it overpowered Juggernaut's "unstoppability" enhancement. I don't think Apocalypse was using the Celestial amp to negate or dispel it. But it's arguable.

Originally posted by OneDumbG0
And as far as I've read, the Celestial enhancements just amped his strength to the point where it overpowered Juggernaut's "unstoppability" enhancement. I don't think Apocalypse was using the Celestial amp to negate or dispel it. But it's arguable.
Yup. Even the writers' responses in the "Green Mail" section of various Hulk comics only refer to Hulk's strength having been amped when he was War.

Originally posted by Gecko4lif
Onslaught did
Either is was bad writing or Onslaught did it because he was a high level psionic being with reality altering powers.

This version of Hulk literally knocks Juggernaut head off.